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Book Cadillac May Get One Last Inspection

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

DETROIT-Formerly the largest hotel in the world, the 32-story Detroit luxury hotel is getting inspected for either reuse or demolition. Several development proposals have risen and fallen during its 15 years vacancy.

Relocation Firm Heads to Camelhead Business Center

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

PHOENIX-Bristol Management, a Phoenix-based relocation operation, takes a 8,640-sf office in the Camelhead Business Center along N. 44th Street. The relocation company specializes in corporate housing.

Phoenix Firms Implement Roster Changes

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

PHOENIX-From a new high-end design division to a handful of personnel changes, Phoenix-area firms are on the move. The forthcoming changes are representative of many fields in the commercial real estate industry.

Collins Breaks Ground on $60-Mil Waterfront Project in Yonkers

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

YONKERS-Collins Enterprises, LLC broke ground Thursday on its $60 million mixed-use Hudson Park at Yonkers project on the city's waterfront at a ceremony attended by more than 100 state, city and county officials.

War On Terrorism Hitting Real Estate

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

CHICAGO-The success of the "war against evil" will dictate the severity of the recession and best-case scenarios are failing to pan out, two economists tell the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties conference.

Applied Scholastics Inks $1.3-Mil Lease

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

SANTA ANA, CA-The non-profit educational group will relocate its Hollywood headquarters to the new location in Santa Ana. Scholastics will occupy 13,694-sf in the two-story office campus.

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Calls For Reform Of Planning System

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

LONDON-The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has called on the UK government to reform the planning system. It says the current system fails to protect the environment while also failing to meet business, housing and social needs.

Granite Partners Names Managing Director

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

HOUSTON-A 15-year veteran is the new managing director for Granite Partners, an investment banking firm with offices in Houston, New York City and Los Angeles. Robert E. Williamson takes over the role in Houston.

Biltmore Fashion Park Scouting Mixed-Use Prospects

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

PHOENIX-The Taubman Co. is taking a hard look at its prestigious Biltmore Fashion Park corner. Decision-makers there are talking of a major mixed-use project to complement the upscale 700,000-sf retail center.

Prudential Signs Second Pre-Letting At Knightsbridge Green Refurbishment

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

LONDON-Prudential has pre-let the top three floors of its office refurbishment at 1 Knightsbridge Green, London SW1. Fast-growing asset manager New Star has taken 24,708 sf meaning that the scheme is 80% pre-let.

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Book Cadillac May Get One Last Inspection

Relocation Firm Heads to Camelhead Business Center

Phoenix Firms Implement Roster Changes

Collins Breaks Ground on $60-Mil Waterfront Project in Yonkers

War On Terrorism Hitting Real Estate

Applied Scholastics Inks $1.3-Mil Lease

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Calls For Reform Of Planning System

Granite Partners Names Managing Director

Biltmore Fashion Park Scouting Mixed-Use Prospects

Prudential Signs Second Pre-Letting At Knightsbridge Green Refurbishment

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